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Check AI visibility

For vibe-coded apps

Vibe code fast. Ship with evidence.

Check the public app before customers see it. Review SEO, product identity, mobile readiness, social sharing, conversion, and trust, then copy a verified fix prompt straight into your builder.

Page and discovery filesNo account or cardNo code or credentialsNothing is changed

Free public-page review

Check the deployed app

Use the production or public preview URL you want customers and search systems to see. Private previews and authenticated pages cannot be checked.

Public HTTP or HTTPS page only. Bare domains are treated as HTTPS.

The URL and result are processed transiently and are not stored. The check reads the public HTML, robots.txt, and sitemap.xml without cookies or credentials and makes no changes.

No scan run yet

Enter a public website above. We request that one page from our server, read the HTML it returns, and report what an AI assistant or crawler can actually see.

Scope matters

A launch check, not a code or security audit

This tool checks evidence visible on one public page plus its standard robots.txt and sitemap.xml discovery files. It cannot inspect source code, database permissions, authentication rules, payment logic, private routes, runtime logs, accessibility interactions, or real-user Core Web Vitals. Those require their own tests. The result is designed to catch common public launch gaps quickly, not to certify the entire application.

What is a vibe code launch check?

It is a public-page review for apps built quickly with AI coding tools. The check looks for launch signals covering identity, mobile readiness, search visibility, social sharing, conversion, trust, and optional PWA polish.

Does the launch check need access to my project or code?

No. It reads public HTML plus standard robots.txt and sitemap.xml files without credentials. It does not request GitHub, hosting, CMS, database, or builder access and it never changes the app.

Can I use the fix prompt with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, or Cursor?

Yes. The prompt is plain text and is designed to work with a coding assistant or app builder. Review every proposed change and test the app before publishing it.